Online lobbies are not company
Randoms who leave at the end of the match. You never see them again, and nothing carries into the next night.
For gamers / 18+ / Free to join
Find someone to actually play with.
Gamigo shows you gamers near you who play what you play, at your level, when you are free - then gets you into the same room. Your place, their place, or a gaming cafe down the road. Earn by being someone's gaming buddy!
The problem
You are not short of games. You are short of people.
Your group chat has gone quiet
The people you actually like playing with are busy, scattered, or three cities away. Getting four people free on one evening is the hard part.
And then: where?
"Where do we play?" kills more plans than anything else. Your place? Theirs? A cafe nobody has ever checked out?
What makes Gamigo different
Discover online. Meet offline. Play together.
Most gaming apps are built to keep you on the screen for longer. Gamigo is built to get you off it. Discovery happens in the app; the gaming happens in a room, with people.
- Discover
- Connect
- Meet
- Play
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Discover online
Gamers near you who play what you play, at your level, free when you are free.
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Meet offline
Your place, their place, or a gaming cafe down the road. You agree a time and turn up.
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Play together
The session is the product. The app just got you both into the same room.
- One-on-one
- At home
- At a gaming cafe
- In a squad
- At a gaming party
- At a gaming event
Nothing here happens through a screen. Gamigo exists to put two people in the same room.
How you play
Five ways to meet up and play
Every one of them happens in person.
One-on-one
Meet one player
Find a gamer near you who plays what you play, at your level - then meet up in person.
At home
Play at yours or theirs
Host at your place, or go to theirs. The address stays hidden until you have both confirmed.
At a cafe
Play at a gaming cafe
Browse gaming cafes nearby, see their rigs and hours, and book the hours you want.
Squad
Get a squad in one room
Several players, one session, one room - with a minimum and a maximum, and you invite who you want.
Party
Join a gaming party
Offline tournaments and gaming parties at real venues - browse by game, venue and city, join directly.
How discovery works
Discovery is not a random feed
Every gamer you see is ranked, in this order.
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Verified identity
Profiles that completed identity verification come first. Unverified players are never hidden, just ranked below.
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How close they are
Distance measured properly, in the database, against the search radius you set.
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Games you both play
The more titles you have in common, the higher they appear.
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When you are both free
Overlapping availability, so you are not matched with someone who only plays while you are at work.
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Shared platforms
Same console, same rig, same handheld - whatever you actually own.
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Matching skill level
A fair game beats a one-sided one. Players at your level rank ahead.
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Their rating
Average rating from real, completed sessions is the final tie-breaker.
Anyone you have blocked never appears at all. Every factor here is computed on the server - no feed, no boosting, no paying to appear higher.
Made for you
Not a feed of everyone. A shortlist of the right people
Tell Gamigo what you play, how you like to play it and when you are free. From then on, what you see is filtered to your games, your city and your calendar - and every suggestion can tell you why it is there.
- Games you play
- What you want from a session
- When you are free
- How you like to play
- Platforms
- Distance
Your exact location is never shown to another gamer, and nobody sees your calendar - only the hours you happen to share.
- Players who fit, not players who are loud Ranked by the games you share, what you each want out of a session, and how much of your week actually overlaps.
- Gaming cafes near you Venues sorted by distance, the games they run, their hours and what a seat costs.
- Events worth the trip Gaming parties and tournaments for the titles you play, in the city you are in.
- Communities that stay together The squads and circles built around the games you already care about.
Gaming communities
One good session is how a gaming circle starts
You do not build a gaming circle by adding strangers. You build it by playing with the same people twice. Gamigo is designed around the second session: the rating you leave, the profile that remembers, the squad that forms because Friday worked.
- People you can actually reach Matched on distance, games, platforms and when you are both free - so meeting up is realistic, not theoretical.
- A record that carries forward Ratings from completed sessions build on both profiles, so the next player knows what to expect.
- Squads, not servers Invite the people you want into one session, in one room, with a minimum and a maximum you set.
I'm stuck
Stuck on something? Ask the people who have beaten it
A boss you cannot clear, a build that is not working, a level you have replayed nine times. Post where you are stuck - add a screenshot if it helps - and gamers who have been there answer with a written explanation, a video, or both.
- Say where you are stuck A title, what is happening, and what you have already tried.
- Add a screenshot One image, so nobody has to guess which fight or which menu you mean.
- Get answers that show you Replies come as text, a video link, or both - from gamers who have cleared it.
- Moderated, not deleted Blocking works both ways, a hidden post stays visible to whoever wrote it, and every moderation action is recorded.
Video replies are limited to YouTube, Vimeo and Twitch links. An account is needed to post or reply.
Gaming parties and events
The nights that get people out of the house
Offline tournaments and gaming parties at real venues. Browse by game, venue and city, and join directly - no group chat, no guessing whether it is actually happening.
Offline tournaments
Bracketed competition on the floor of a real venue, with the crowd reaction you cannot get at home.
Gaming parties
A night out that happens to have rigs in it: squads, screens, snacks and people you will play with again.
Community meetups
Lower stakes, same room. The session where an online contact turns into someone you actually know.
Browse parties by game, venue and city, then join directly from the platform.
For gaming cafes
From a place that rents PCs to somewhere people go
Your rigs are already there. What is missing is a reason for the same players to come back next week - and a way to be found by the ones who have never heard of you. Gamigo puts your venue in front of gamers who are actively looking for somewhere to play, tonight.
- Be found by gamers nearby Players browse cafes by distance and by what they want to play. Your rigs, your hours and your bookable slots are all visible.
- Fill the quiet hours Publish the hours you actually want filled and let players book them directly.
- Become the venue for meetups One-on-one sessions and squad nights need somewhere neutral to happen. That is your floor.
- Host parties and tournaments Organizers need venues. Being listed is how they find yours.
- Build a local gaming identity A cafe that hosts the same community every week stops competing on hourly rate.
- Sell more than screen time People who stay for an evening eat and drink. Refreshments, snacks and breaks are part of the night out.
For event organizers
The hard part of an event is filling it
Anyone can book a room. What is difficult is reaching the people who care about that specific game, in that specific city, and convincing them the event is real. Gamigo already knows who those players are, because they told it what they play.
- Reach players by game and city Your event surfaces to the gamers who actually play that title nearby, instead of everyone.
- Find a venue Gaming cafes are on the platform and listed with their rigs, hours and capacity.
- Run it as a series Recurring formats keep a community warm between the big nights, and the tenth event fills faster than the first.
- Build a profile that carries Completed events build a record players can see, so a new event is not a cold start.
Earning
Good enough that people want to play with you? Charge for it.
Free and social gaming never touches any of this. Most gamers will never turn it on. But if other players want your time, you can charge for it.
Optional, and off by default
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Turn on paid gaming and set your hourly rate on your profile.
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Someone finds you, invites you, and you agree a time.
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They pay at checkout - your rate times the hours, worked out on the server, never in the browser.
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Submit payment verification once, get reviewed, and your earnings are yours to settle.
Rewards
Completed sessions and bookings issue rewards automatically.
Loyalty
Lifetime points that carry you from Bronze through Silver and Gold to Elite. Points are a progression counter, not a currency.
Referrals
Your own referral link. It is credited once the person you invited actually uses the platform, not the moment they sign up.
- Gamers Optionally charge for your time, and collect rewards, loyalty points and referral credit along the way.
- Gaming cafes Get found by gamers nearby, fill quiet hours with sessions, parties and tournaments, and turn one-off visits into a regular community.
- Event organizers Reach the players who actually play that title in that city, find a venue that can host it, and build a record that makes the next event easier to fill.
No KYC to play. Verification is only needed once you want to receive money. Gamigo is not a gambling platform and makes no promise of income.
Meeting someone new
Going to a stranger's place is a real question
Gamigo cannot promise you a good evening - but it makes sure you are not going in blind.
Verification you can see
Identity verification runs from your own profile, and a verified badge shows on every profile that has completed it.
Addresses stay private
A home address is withheld until the session is confirmed on both sides - and you get an explicit safety confirmation before you commit.
A record that cannot be gamed
Ratings come only from real, completed sessions and cannot be edited later. Moderators can hide an abusive review, never delete history.
Report and block
Report a player or venue, or block someone outright - blocked accounts vanish from your discovery. Home invites are rate-limited.
In practice
A week on Gamigo
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Set up your profile
Games, platforms, skill, languages, when you are free, where you are.
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See who is nearby
Ranked by verification, distance and what you have in common.
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Send an invite
Meet at your place, at theirs, or at a gaming cafe.
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Play
Turn up, sit down, and actually play the thing.
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Rate each other
A record builds on both profiles for the next player.
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Do it again
Group session on Friday. Tournament at a cafe on Sunday.
The point is not the app. It is the evening. Gamigo exists to get you off a lobby screen and into a room with people who actually wanted to play the same thing you did.
Stop playing alone. Find your players.
Create an account, choose Gamer, add your games, platforms and location - and see who is already nearby.
- Create an account
- Choose "Gamer"
- Add your games, platforms and location
- See who is already nearby